“Salvator Mundi”: The X-Files, ‘My Struggle IV’
If it truly is the end of 'The X-Files,' then we could not have asked for a more perfect season.
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“A Conversation”: The X-Files, ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’
Everyone is wondering what Scully whispers in Mulder's ear in that church. But will we ever find out?
Read More“Maybe it was the gates of Hell”: The X-Files, ‘Familiar’
"Familiar" toes the line between Satanic Panic and the effects of actual Satanic practices, while commenting on modern mass hysteria and mob justice.
Read More“Last Chance to Tip”: The X-Files, ‘Rm9sbG93ZXJz’
There's more than one ghost in the machine on this week's unsettling episode of 'The X-Files.'
Read MoreFear is a Man’s Best Friend: The X-Files, 'Kitten'
FBI Director Walter Skinner shows his quality in an 'X-Files' episode which furthers the idea that government conspiracies are real.
Read MoreIn This Borderland: The X-Files, ‘Ghouli'
"Ghouli" is a bittersweet episode of 'The X-Files' that's packed with narrative and a little bit of levity, thanks to Mulder.
Read MoreNobody Knows For Sure: The X-Files, ‘The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat’
“The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat” proves that 'The X-Files' is more relevant than ever and will likely go down as one of the series' top five episodes.
Read More“A Monstrous Sacrifice:” ‘IT’ as American Folk Horror
Not only is the 2017 cinematic adaptation of Stephen King's 'IT' scary, it also deserves a place in the American Folk Horror canon.
Read MoreThe Realm of Extreme Possibility: The X-Files, 'Plus One'
Mulder and Scully, confronted with their own mortality, do the deed in one of the most poignant 'X-Files' episodes yet.
Read MoreThe World is Different, Mulder: The X-Files, ‘This’
'The X-Files' is just as concerned with commenting on itself as it is with helping viewers make sense of the world we live in now.
Read MoreFar More Absurd Things: The X-Files, 'My Struggle III'
Making sense of 'The X-Files' in a post-Trump world.
Read More'Mr. Mercedes' Might Be the Best Genre TV Show You Didn’t See in 2017
Why doesn't 'Mr. Mercedes' appear on more "Best TV of 2017" lists?
Read More"What We Know is a Drop; What We Don’t Know is an Ocean”: Dark
“Be on guard! Be alert! You do not know when that time will come.” Mark 13.33
Read MoreTwin Peaks: Funny Ha-Ha or Funny Peculiar
Some viewers have had their patience tested by the slow pace of Twin Peaks' new season, but something is always lurking around the corner.
Read MoreNameless Fears and Dead Women: The Autopsy of Jane Doe
André Øvredal’s The Autopsy of Jane Doe is an ingenious exercise in terror and primal fears.
Read MoreThe Feminist Frenzy Over 'The Handmaid's Tale'
Does being a fan of genre fiction like The Handmaid's Tale make one less of a "true" feminist?
Read MoreI Am Dead Yet I Live: Returning to ‘Twin Peaks’
After more than 25 years, Twin Peaks is still capable of being enigmatic and terrifying and ultimately, incredibly watchable.
Read MoreMissing Pieces and Missing Pages: More On “Twin Peaks”
Much of the Twin Peaks universe deals in liminal spaces, despite the stark contrast of that black and white tiled flooring.
Read MoreMy Dream Is On The Screen: “Fire Walk With Me”
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me shows us portals between dreams and reality, but does not provide us with conclusive answers.
Read More“Ghostwatch”: The Grandaddy Of Ghost-Hunting Found Footage Films
After many decades of being relegated to VHS tapes and YouTube uploads, Ghostwatch is now finally available to watch, but does it hold up?
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